New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-27
THE VEDDER BILL PASSED.
CARRIED THROUGH THE ASSEMBLY BY A
VOTE OF SO TO SO.

DEMOCRATS USING BAD WORDS BECAUSE OF THEIR
DEFKAT-DErAILs OF THE VOTING.
lFRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or THE rRfBUyEI
ALBANY, May 26.-The Democrats of the
Assembly were as bitterly opposed to-day as they
were yesterday TO putting $4,000. 900 into tho
state Treasury by passing the yedder Liquor
Tax bill. Mr.. Sheehan, their leader, boasted that
he would prevent the Republicans reaching the
bill and passing it. TIe came to the Assembly at
4 o'clock this morning fully determined to usa
every method of filibustering known to-
from acting upon it, But Mr. Erwin
had consolidated the Republicans in is
favor. 1t was at his suggestion that caucus Of
the Republican Assemblymen was held last night
on the measure and every one but six brought
into line in its support.
Dir. Erwin soon as the Assembly met moved
that joint rules and 20 should be suspended for
the day. Mr.. Sheehan sent word to the Demo-
cratic Senators to ibuster against the suspension
With EeutenantGOvernor Jones on their side the
Democrats might make considerable trouble for
the Republicans. Mr.. Cantor was sent over to
the Senate Chamber to see that the Republicans
were blocked there. The Democratic Senators to
Mr. Cantor's disgust fell asleep, and before they
awol1e the resolutions Of the Assembly suspending
the rules had been adopted. Mr. Cantor rushed
DoSh W Chc ASoenioly anu iHlOimeu SnceLau
Of this misfortune. 1hereupon there was q great
deal OF profanity among the Democratic Assembly,
men.
Speaker Hustled told the Assembly that the,
Senate lad agreed to the suspension Of the rules.
MIR. Erwin at once moved the Vedder Liquor-TaN
bill and 1t was taken up to be passed. Mr. Shee-
han was permitted TO lecture the Republicans
lhey laughed at him as he said angrly:
The true name OF the author Of the veder bill unknown
people OF the State by the passage such and
nig1tog: ei as this will not meet with the q ne
passed trust viii passed Ali ask YOU gen.
Governor write and send in his oldime
The voting on the bill then began. The Repub-
hcans to save time made no speeches. Mr. Cantor
said:
This outrage the peope Of the State upon
residents in the cities especially 1t discrmnaes against
The bill passed by vote of 6S to SO. All the
votes in its favor were cast by Republicans. Four
Republicans voted against it. Their names are
John Reitz, of Brooklyn; George Ii. Henry
and Charles Smith. of New-York, and Ed
ward Gallagher Of Buffalo. Two Republicans
Maurer, of Rochester, aud Goerss. OF Niagara
County-did not vote This completes the list
Stevens of schoharie County, the only Democrat
who voted for the Crosby High License BILL lodged
voting on the Vedder bill Conover. of Westches-
ter County, who would have voted against it, was
ABSENT. Inc vote In detail Is gwen Delow. Detl-
ocrats IN italics:
YEAs-Answorth- Arnold Babcock Bacon, Baker, Bates,
Bauous Berry Brundsge. huxley burns, Cole Cornwe,
Crosby, Curtis Davies O., Davis II, Ed.on Edrdge.
Emery, Erwin. Evans Fort frost Grppn Hatley, Hall.
Hamilton, Hogeboom. Horton Howe Ingersol. johnson.
Kimbal Kruse Latmer. Leets Mabe Manvile Mase Max
we'll Mccarthy McEyoy. Moses. Parsons Pierce, Plat,
Porter Prime sea Robinson sixton, seayer Sine smith,
Martin A., smith Robert H. smith, W. O.. Stacey, sweet
Taylor, Tisdaie Thompson A. 8: Thomson, Q. L.. Wan
NAYS Bonntngon Brennan. Burke Bush. Cantor Collins
Cutler Dalton. UeIsndOrr Farrell
tier Greens Hagan, Hdggerty Hayes Henry. H.. Hnry
HUI. Hines Horntd0e, Trss Kenny, BuHzeadn Lang
ben, LOngiey. Martin, AeA dsDh McCa.n MeLtyre, Ne
Rennd, Mclaughlin, Mc.ndhOs Moore Nuiry Nec0p. Pov
eT Rseres Re Ryan shea Sheehdn Charles smith, SulL
uGt, WaJer Weed, Wsnlpls Winss-56.